FlightFX Boeing 737-800 Livery Pack w/Blended Winglets For
*********** SkyDecks Panel Design Boeing 737-Next Generation Panel Project v2.2 ************
March 21st, 2004
Original Model by Erick Cantu of FlightFX
Repaints by Tommy Hansson, Ben Jones and Kevin Sparkuhl
Sounds Compiled by Kevin Sparkuhl
New HTML Checks and References by Kevin Sparkuhl
Livery Pack Compiled by Kevin Sparkuhl
All Files Used With Permission
ksparkuhl@sky-decks.com
Not for commercial sale. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Delta Airlines, Hapag-Lloyd or
Qantas Airlines. No other support will be provided for this package other than for the
configured usage as stated. Should you choose to configure this aircraft package to be used
with another panel, you do so at the risk of damaging the files and making them unusable.
No other support will be provided for this issue.
A complete aircraft package already configured to work with SkyDecks Boeing 737-Next Generation
Panel Project. These files are a complete package with three different liveries... included
is a Delta Air Lines, NOC scheme by Kevin Sparkuhl, a very, very nice rendition of the beutiful
Qantas Airlines livery by Tommy Hansson, and an awesome and realistic Hapag-Lloyd Airlines
livery by Ben Jones. The awesome Boeing 737-800 model file was created by Erick Cantu of
Flight-FX. Sound files with added bass, were compiled by Kevin Sparkuhl. I'm certain that you'll
enjoy the use of these freeware files to compliment your panel product by SkyDecks. All files
used with permission. Thanks to all at FlightFX and SGA for making these files possible!
It's easy! Simply click on the "SD738w-install.exe" and follow the instructions for installing.
Once the auto installer is finished you can now enjoy your SkyDecks Boeing 737-NG Panel in it's
properly configured format. We hope you enjoy the outstanding work by all involved.
MISCELLANEOUS:
To operate the retractable landing lights you must assign a key for the tailhook. To open the
door, use "shift+E", and to operate the airstairs you must assign a key for the wingfold.
This package is FREEWARE and may not be used for profit. All copyrights belong to the respective
authors and may not be duplicated without proper permission. Installation is provided at the
risk of the user and the authors will not be responsible for any damages incurred by using this
freeware aircraft program.
No other support is implied other than what pertains to the configuration of these files for use
with the SkyDecks Panel Design Boeing 737-Next Generation Panel Project v2.2.
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*************************** From the FlightFX Readme by Erick Cantu: *************************
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* Boeing 737-800 *
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By FlightFX - http://www.sgair.net/FlightFX
***With a great deal of help from h2o and Daniel Pimental***
BACKGROUND:
After releasing the 737-200, I thought I'd drop a little surprise in on y'all. So Daniel, Takehiro,
and I decided to finish up my 737-800 and release it. We also included some of Ben's textures,
which is a good thing, because his KLM is better than mine...;-)
LEGAL:
This aircraft is freeware. It may not be uploaded to any site which requires pay for use. WE HOLD
THE RIGHTS TO OUR WORK AND WILL ENFORCE THEM BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY. Penalties include the process
of strapping offender to CFM engine fan and giving it a quick runup...mwa-hahahahaha!
REPAINTING:
Is not only allowed but encouraged. When we can get it fixed, we'll release the paint kit. No one
ever looks in our initial releases anyway:P
Stipulations are:
-It must be kept free
-You must credit FlightFX as the original authors
CREDITS:
-Daniel for the idea to make the -800
-Takehiro for the wing textures (thanks, mine sucked..:-) )
-Ben for all the sweet liveries
-Mike for the FDE
-Jon for the 3D fans
-Jim Campisi for the wheel textures
-James Richard Covington, Jr for use of the photo we used to make our fan textures
-Steve for painting all those 737's and for keeping me sane sometimes
-Timon for the sound clips
-Airside TV for more of 'em
-Boeing for maintaining a balance of '60's design and modern know-how to make an EXTREMELY graceful aircraft
-Foo Fighters for their music, which I basically listened to CONSTANTLY while designing this thing.
(And by the way, the APU is my GENERATOR...and it DOES fire whenever the engines quit (fans of the Foo's will get that one)!!!:P)
